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Building in Baghdad, Iraq
The Qushla or The Qishleh (Arabic: القشلة) is an Ottoman site in Baghdad, Iraq. The Qushla lays at al-Rusafa side of the Iraqi capital. The Ottoman Wali
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Ancient book market and street in Baghdad, Iraq
festivals and cafés such as Shabandar Café as well as an entrance to the Qushla. Over the decades, al-Mutanabbi Street evolved into a symbol of intellectual
Mutanabbi_Street
Clock tower in Baghdad, Iraq
The Qushla Clock Tower (Arabic: ساعة القشلة) is a 19th-century clock tower located in the square of the Qushla square overlooking the Tigris river in Baghdad
Qushla_Clock_Tower
Capital of Iraq
coalition forces in a widely televised event during the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Qushla or Qishla is a public square and the historical complex located in al-Rusafa
Baghdad
Street in Baghdad, Iraq
date back to the Abbasid Caliphate. The souk is located in front of the al-Qushla Complex. The souk got its current name from the Ottoman Empire due to the
Zuqaq_al-Sarai
City in Muthanna, Iraq
migratory birds walk on the lake. The eastern side of the city including "Qushla" has a more modern feel and contains a number of estates of apartment blocks
Samawah
Café and social hub in Baghdad, Iraq
Baghdad, Iraq. It is located at the end of al-Mutanabbi Street near the Qushla. The coffeehouse building was previously "al-Shabandar Press", which was
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1534–1920 Ottoman rule of Iraq
The Qushla Clock Tower in Baghdad, part of a barracks complex built by Namık Pasha in 1850; the clock was added by Midhat Pasha.
Ottoman_Iraq
Historic Fort in Baghdad, Iraq
wall enclosed the city in an arc beginning from the Tigris near the later Qushla area, extending north and east to the present-day Eastern Gate. It was approximately
Citadel_of_Baghdad
Iraqi uprising against British rule
two sides, the rebels managed to take control of the Governmental Sarai (Qushla). In the evening, five Britons serving in the Sarai were killed in the battle
Iraqi_Revolt
Old locality in Baghdad, Iraq
locality is home to several important sites such as al-Sarai Mosque, the Qushla administrative building, and many traditional Iraqi houses that contain
Jadid_Hassan_Pasha
Sunni mosque in Baghdad, Iraq
meet with the people there after. Today, the mosque is located near al-Qushla and the mosque was at one point called the "King’s Mosque" because all the
Al-Sarai_Mosque
British intelligence officer (1880–1920)
in Iraq. Gertrude Bell suggested that the statue should be placed on the Qushla Clock Tower in Baghdad. The statue, depicting Leachman wearing Arab clothes
Gerard_Leachman
Name Location Built Image Notes Qushla Clock Tower Baghdad 1871 King George V gifted a large clock mechanism in 1927. Kazimiyya Mosque Clock Tower Baghdad
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Historic square in Baghdad, Iraq
used as a military training base for Ottoman soldiers who rested in the Qushla. The square was transformed from the place of the morning training of the
Al-Maidan_Square
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